Norske Skog Moving Headquarters to Oslo
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Norske skog reports that its President and CEO Sven Ombudstvedt has signed a lease contract for the company's new headquarters at Skøyen, Norway. The headquarters will be located centrally at Skøyen in Fram Eiendom's new building in 49 Karenslyst Allé in Oslo. The move will take place in early June.
Norske Skog has undergone a major reorganization and downsizing in recent years, reducing the need for the large premises at Oxenøen, Norway.
"Norske Skog is a very different company today than it was just a few years ago. Our intention is to have timely, efficient, and pleasant premises, adapted to the number of employees and our current business," Ombudstvedt said.
Norske Skog has had its headquarters at Oxenøen in the municipality of Bærum since 1998. The company and the landlord of the head office at Oxenøen (OBOS and Aspelin-Ramm) have agreed to terminate the current lease contract this June.
Norske Skog is a global supplier of newsprint and paper for the magazine and directory sectors.
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